PER CURIAM.
The Tax Court found that amounts shown on the books of a closely held corporation as loans to taxpayer, who, with his brother, controlled the corporation, were in fact payments of compensation. This finding is clearly supported by substantial, if not overwhelming evidence in the record before us; we therefore must affirm.
The only serious issue is the effect of what taxpayer contends to be an inconsistent order entered...
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